LITTLEST PET SHOP. TERROR EN McDONALD´S. HQ. (GIANT HAPPY MEAL).

Aventura de 2 perros glotones que se transforman en littlest pet shop y viven una historia de terror en McDonald´s. Adventure of two dogs in McDonald´s in Giant Happy Meal.



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1982 Commercial Set: Maxwell House, McDonalds, Milk Bone, Zest, Reader's Digest

1. Maxwell House--That guy could have at least given the ticket man money for that coffee instead of a paper! 2. McDonalds--It's the McDonaldland Express! Get four plastic train cars with your Happy Meal plus Colgate to brush off all that sugar! 3. 1979 Milk Bone Dog Biscuits--They don't want soft-soft, they want Crunch Crunch! 4. Zest--Say no to your soap and get a Zest-fully clean! 5. Reader's Digest Sweepstakes--They're giving away $650000! Gee, all I ever got from them was those Shell car guide booklets! **These commercials are from 1977 to 1983 Commercials Volume 10. This volume ranges from 1980 to 1983 and were recorded in Brooklyn, NY***



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McDonalds Happy Meal Commercial w/ A Bug's Life Toy 1998

This commercial is part of a series of commercials that aired on Thanksgiving 1998



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Optimus Prime refused service at McDonalds

tinyurl.com We just wanted a Happy Meal. Poor Optimus Prime from Transformers is still hungry because we were refused service. Not only that they asked us to leave and called the police!



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Focus on the Family and Home - How to Get Started in Home Organization

When we begin our focus on the family and home we realise that being a mom is a bit like being the manager of a company.

- You oversee hundreds of decisions daily
- you manage lots of resources
- you help maintain health and nutritional needs
- you discuss and debate financial issues and futures
- you plan projects and arrange events
- you organize transportation and schedule the lives of various individuals
- you have to build a good team
- you help develop careers in individuals

Like the manager of any company, the more smoothly it runs with everyone doing their part at the right time, the less stress the manager goes through and she may end up with some time to play "golf" (get a massage, go out for coffee with a friend, go shopping on your own...).

Firstly in your focus on the family you need to think about...

WHAT ARE YOUR GOALS FOR YOUR FAMILY?

- Well behaved children?
- A Warm and welcome home?
- Healthy, happy family members?
- Productive activities and time?

You don't want to become a control freak but you do want to find your child's immunisation records in less than an hour

You do want to know that you will have the ingredients in the cupboard when you choose the evening meal

You don't want to feel nervous when you go to use your card because you are not sure how much money is in your account.

You do want a tidy house but not at the expense of your children not being able to enjoy playing with their toys.

Secondly in getting started in our focus on the family and home organization is to TEACH YOUR FAMILY.

Your family is the team you work with. You can put in all the effort you want to organize your home and family but unless you have them working with you, you are going to give up very quickly. So, make your first task to share your goals with your family, plan how it will work together and set the ground rules.

The third step in our focus on family and home organization is to SET UP YOUR FAMILY PLANNER ZONE

This involves setting up your family planner workbook (which you can download from my website soon) and also the message station where all the family can be reminded of what needs to be done and who needs to go where.

Choose where your Zone will be:

Somewhere in the kitchen or an area that is regularly passed by all members of the family multiple times a day is the best place to set up the family planner zone. This zone will be the place you keep your family planner workbook which contains your menu plans, family calendars, quick contact lists, to do lists etc. Some people have used the spot where the phone is kept so it double's as a message centre.

What you will need:

- A pen holder and pens

- Magnets if you are using your fridge to post your family calenders and rewards chart on

- A pin up board if you are using an office type area so you can put up the notices that everyone needs to see.

- Coloured highlighters - a colour for each member of the family

- Some type of table top or fridge top to hold pens, folder

- Blank notepad for messages

- Attractive closable box or tray to keep supplies in if on top of fridge. This will help reduce cluttered messy look. I have used a timber, country looking bread box which looks great. Anything that fits in with your decorating style. Another option is to use a nearby draw or cupboard to store these bits in

- Phone books if near the phone

The fourth step in your focus on the family and home organization is to begin to WORK THROUGH EACH OrganizeOurFamily TOPIC.

You do not need to try and work on everything at once. You also do not need to try and achieve perfection. A perfect home is not necessarily the nicest atmosphere to live in. There should be no standard you are trying to achieve other than your own. Everyone is different so please don't compare. Know what you are comfortable with, what atmosphere you want in your home and work towards that. One more thing, be aware that you will always feel that the jobs are never done. So set small goals and be satisfied when you complete them rather than being frustrated by all that still needs to be done.

The family and home organization areas to work through are:

OUR HOME

OUR ROUTINES

OUR BUDGET

OUR HEALTH

OUR MEALS

OUR SCHOOL TIME

OUR VACATION

OUR TRADITIONS

Getting started has never been easier if you carefully follow these four steps. I wish you all the best in bringing an enjoyable atmosphere to your home as you focus on your family and the lifestyle you want to live together!

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Crazy Frog Death

A short film about the destruction of a crappy toy from a McDonalds Happy meal.



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Fire Engine Birthday Party with a Bright Red Theme

Parents of young children can certainly find that the little ones develop obsessions about their favorite topics like the Fire Engine and absolutely love anything related to them. As a result many birthday parties are held each year with themes related to these favored topics, including the Fire Engine party and fireman party. Of course this makes the kids happy and the parents are happy because their little one is happy.

The color of choice for the fire engine party is red, bright red. Buy and blow up balloons, hang red streamers from the stairwells and along the walls, and look for appropriately themed paper supplies for the event. Most party supplies are themed for American Heroes and Fireman themes and this works well with the Fire Engine theme and most successful parties are a mix of a couple of different themes anyway. To emphasize the fire engine theme though you can make or order a cake made in the shape of a fire engine. Even a square cake with red frosting and the simple outline of a fire engine in black frosting will work.

For some fun and memorable party favors make up goodie bags filled with related items. Dalmatians are often associated with fire houses and fire engines so try looking for temporary tattoos and stickers of these furry critters. You may be able to find Dalmatian toys and stuffed animals to give as gifts and dance prizes. Toy fire engines also make a great addition to the party. You can purchase several of them and leave them in strategic places around the party area, like on the buffet table and in the corner of the room. They add to the look and the kids can play with them too. Noise makers can be another great favor to place in the goodie bags since fire engines are known to make lots of noise.

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"You like a fucking McDonald's fucking Happy Meal ..... TOY. YOU FREE!"

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Transformers 2 Revenge of the Fallen Movie - Bumblebee

Transformers 2 Revenge of the Fallen is a science fiction movie. This year it is the most anticipated one with a wide market share. The Transformers movie has a huge fan base of followers. It is in fact one of the greatest movie and franchise today. The movie was truly a gigantic success. With the victory of the said movie, no wonder that Transformers 2 revenge of the fallen toys would also come out rapidly.

In June 8 2009 in Tokyo, Japan, the Transformers 2 Revenge of the Fallen movie got its official release and in the 19th of June 2009 in London. It was then released in United States of America on June 24. Michael bay as a director definitely got the viewers stay glued for hours watching the movie. Then the influx of the demand of toys blossomed. The movie made around $200M in its starting weekend. The success of the movie rise in line with the toy collectibles as well.

Perhaps among the characters of the Transformers 2 movie, the Bumblebee toy is the must have figure for the kids. It is the bestseller in comparison with the other action toys like Optimus and Megatron. Kids usually have a remarkable attachment with him. There are numerous transformers toys but bumblebee has that specific and remarkable touch. Kids are very happy to see him even in the wide screen. Initially Bumblebee was a Volkswagen beetle, but now its appearance has been wide and significant. As a result, it is even tagged as the brand new action figure.

Transformers 2's Bumblebee is the most loved and well liked. The toy also made justice with the movie character as well. It can act in response to many light effects, some files and sounds. It can be put open as a robot as well as a car. Transformers toys are very tough in transformers world. Thus the Transformers bumblebee also went through many changes but its place among the demand zone is still very powerful. Other than this, bumblebee was one of the transformers 2 movie toys that was part of the original line up.

Hasbro has made the only one of its kind bumblebee figure. It amuses viewers with all the possible potentials. In fact this is the best gift that you can give to your child. In addition this is very ideal. Thus make a point to place an order for this bumblebee toy before it is late.

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Happiness Secrets

It is a secret. Yet you are reading about it here. But this secret is different than any other secret you may have heard about in your entire lifetime. Why? Why is this the biggest secret, even bigger than the book called, THE SECRET?

This secret is the most illusive and the biggest secret because only you know the answer. And still you haven't found the answer yet, yet I, a complete stranger will reveal the answer to your secret that even you do not know, yet.

What makes you happy? Where does your complete happiness live? Is it expensive? Is it real or fantasy? Is it reachable? Are you able, at any time in your life, even during the hardship times, to make yourself happy? Can you experience real joy? Or are you the person who sits there sullen, complaining about everything and anything in life? What is the true spirit of your personality? What is deep inside your heart, mind and soul? Where is your passion for life? If you had nothing left, what would you want to hold on to? What is the one thing, the one person, the one value that you know in your heart that you will not compromise? What are the answers to all these questions? Where is your happiness and how do you obtain true happiness?

Will you be happy if you march off to a mountain and climb it and get away from every human being on earth? Will you be happy if you go to the middle of the busiest Walt Disney parade and lead the parade through the city streets as Grand Marshal of the parade? Will you be most happy if you join a convent of nuns? Will you be happy if you cook a meal for ten thousand people and serve a banquet and fill the streets of the town with marshmallows and pink balloons? What in the world will make you truly happy? So many of us have such different answers to those questions. It is amazing the variety that we can come up with if we just think about the answers the true answers to the question of what really makes us happy.Some are happy going horse-back riding, while others are happy doing sky-diving or bungee-jumping and still others are happy just listening to the prayers in the Mass that the Pope is saying. What is the true meaning of happiness and what makes us happy and when we are happy will we even know that we have reached our happiness goal?

Personally, I am happy when I am with family and I am happy when I am helping people and helping children. I am happy when I am writing, especially when I am writing something that I know will help others be more creative and imaginative. But these things that make me happy are not the things that make others happy because happiness, true, real sincere happiness is an individual experience and an individual choice. Yes we can choose what makes us happy. Perhaps that's why happiness is such a interesting thing in all of our lives. Some choose good things to make themselves happy and others choose bad things to achieve a temporary happiness that makes them sadder than they have been before they found their fake happiness. So what is real happiness?

ANSWER:

Real happiness is whatever you make it. The question or choice of true, sincere happiness is deep within your mind, eyes, heart, spirit and soul and when these all reach out to the very same thing, then we know what our true sincere happiness is. See all of them must be in connection in order for the real happiness to be the most sincere one that we will know in our lives. When some are separate or have different happinesses, that is when the fake happiness is gained by us, that temporary happiness. For example, a person stands there,sad and sullen, totally unhappy, perhaps fearful and anxious. That person falsely feels that illegal drugs will make him happy. The person's eyes and feelings and mind are not connected, not believing the same truth. The person's eyes and feelings want the illegal drugs. Yet, the person's mind knows and sees and believes that the drug is illegal and also knows that there possibly might be grave negative consequences if they take those drugs. If they didn't believe it was negative then they would not hide the drug use but do it out in the open, but most drug users and abusers (before they are completely hooked) do their drugs in secrecy; they hide the drugs and they hide themselves from their friends and family while they are doing the illegal act. So, they are not fully connected to themselves, and when they are not truly connected to themselves they can make only negative decisions which always give them false, temporary happiness. So, only negative happiness, fake happiness or temporary happiness comes when a person's mind, spirit, eyes, soul and brain are separate, making separate decisions.

YOU, only you, know what makes you happy. And when you think you have found your true sincere happiness, you need to ask yourself is your entire mind, body, eyes, spirit and soul connected and agreeing with your happiness choice? If they are all connected then you truly have found your real happiness in your life.

Happiness is what you want to make it and happiness, true sincere happiness will bring you closer towards your goals. When you are truly connected to every bit of yourself, you will make decisions that are connected to the real you and you will begin to experience real happiness. That is your answer. Only you know what makes you happy. So where do you being? How do you start this quest? Do you prance out on your horse, like Don Quixote, fighting imaginary enemies that are windmills? Do you waste any time like that at all? No one knows. Only you know. However, I will offer some ideas, some suggestions, some thoughts that might bring you closer to your goal of finding real, true, and sincere happiness.

Here are some things,events, hobbies and causes you can get,join and follow up on to see if any of these bring you closer to your real happiness. Try some of these (if they sound interesting to you).

Go skiing at Banff


Find your way to Pennsylvania and go horseback riding through the woods with a guide.


Visit the Kutztown Pennsylvania Dutch Festival


Work in a soup kitchen or better yet, volunteer for one.


Take a city bus ride to the end of the line to a part of town that you have never been to before.


Sing in the shower.


Start a club. Go to Yahoo or some other online internet provider and begin a club. Make it your goal to have 100 members.


Cut coupons out of the newspaper and donate them to the library for their coupon box.


Celebrate your birthday four months after the real date of your birthday.


Shave all of your hair off.


If you can afford it, buy a brand new car.


Buy a Happy Meal and save the toy for someone young.


Bake a surprise cake for someone.


Take a whole week and do not listen to any national or federal news anywhere.


Diet only on weekends or during the week and treat yourself the rest of those days.


Attend a local festival or parade.


Color Easter Eggs in November.


Go jogging, walking or hiking.


Invite someone to lunch or breakfast.


Try and make someone else happy, and in turn, you might share some of that happiness.


Visit a foreign country.


Sit in a whirlpool for 10 minutes and then go back for 10 more and 10 more minutes.


Join a twelve-step program. There is one for weight, alcohol, narcotics, obsessions and many, many more. Choose an appropriate one for you.


Dye your hair a funny color


Make yourself a second birthday. That's right. Choose your own birthday. Choose month and year and celebrate your birthday twice a year, first on your real birthday and then again on the day and date that you choose.


Register to vote and be sure to vote when the time comes around.


Buy your Christmas presents in January.


Go around and pick up your stray neighborhood cats and bring them to good homes or donate them to the shelters.


If that doesn't make you happy, round them up and bring them to Save Our Strays.


Learn a new language.


Buy a towel or t-shirt that has a message on it. Spread your message all over town.


Go swimming.


Travel to a state that you have never been to before.


See a movie at the theatre.


Rent a movie and stay home and eat popcorn (even if it is not on your diet).

Do whatever makes you happy. Choose things from this list until you find what really makes you happy. When you are done with the list, start over again and add your own choices as you know yourself best. Be happy. As the song says, Don't Worry, Be Happy!

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Bosse is appropriate - Happy Meal - McDonald's

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Officer, stop that dog!

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Thanksgiving Games - Great Ideas for Indoor Play

In the United States, Thanksgiving starts the official holiday season. Traditionally celebrated with family. Family members get together and have a traditional Thanksgiving dinner meal. These foods include things like turkey, stuffing, sweet potatoes, cranberries and pumpkin pie warm. In addition to great food, is also a time, thanks for all the good that has happened throughout the year to give, and give us a good opportunity to show appreciation for those whoWho supports us.

How can you allow a certain emotional warmth wonderful Thanksgiving when the weather begins to turn cold. Many people get the Labor Day, Thanksgiving and the password can be used as an opportunity to discuss all your stress and responsibilities use. And of course you can match to that observed with reconnecting with family and friends, do not get much.

Obviously a great Thanksgiving for us as adults. We like the food and entertainment, but afterMeal can easily bored children. The vast majority of schools offer their students four or five long vacation, children are a lot of opportunities to hurt! So it's up to you to find what the conversation and out of trouble. You still want to enjoy socializing with family, but still keep an eye on their children. Here are some fun indoor games are so it can be played by them.

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Children can reallyvery funny when you get a couple of stuffed animals and gather everyone. Moreover, this way they will all have a toy, and there will be no fighting. If you choose a theme with stuffed animals, you can really make your imagination wild. For example, gather all the beasts of the forest, such as stuffed foxes, rabbits, stuffed, stuffed raccoon, or even a teddy bear. Then the children can pretend they are animals in the woods to prepare for the winter season. This could alsoprovide entertainment for adults, like children playing together could see just one, while her dessert!

Coloring books: holiday or winter themes

This is a stimulus for young children. Get together a few pounds of coloring and let them take their favorite pictures to draw. The selection of books with topics on vacation, children feel very special, with Turkey, a pilgrim, a reindeer, Santa Claus, a menorah, a snowman, or whateverYou can imagine. This will give them plenty of room for creativity. It also has the advantage of peaceful activity. You can enjoy dinner without a star for eye problems, and there are no dangerous goods involved.

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For older children, often it pays to be organized around a bit more '. Looking for some simple pictures in a magazine, and cut out. You will find things like animals, cars, plants, or clothing. Stick a piece of cardboardand put in a box, so that every child can be without seeing someone pick it up. Then the other children to guess what the image of testing that will be distributed.

Believe me, a couple of games and entertainment has a lot to do to keep your enjoyment of thanks for all. To the delight of children allows you to enjoy dinner and conversation, you try today!

How a Calm, Quiet Home Life Benefits Children

The modern home is not usually quiet. The television, stereo, and computer are usually blaring. Some sort of entertainment is going constantly. Even toys for the smallest children involve lots of electronic noises and flashing lights.

This kind of environment does not favors to children, however. Children benefit from a calm, ordered environment - without noise, flashing lights, and dancing characters on TV screens and in video games.

Children are naturally very active, rambunctious creatures. It's OK to have the natural noise children produce in the home. Nobody wants a silent home free of laughter and children's talk.

But there are benefits to ordering your child's day and helping him or her learn that there are "outside" voices and "inside" voices.

Many people know that small children thrive with a good routine and rhythm to their day. A predictable, ordered day that revolves around the home is comforting to little ones. They know what is going to happen and when it is going to happen. Have a simple routine for the day can do a lot to reduce and even remove discipline problems and tantrums. Your child knows what to expect and when to expect it.

Set up your day so that it follows a predictable schedule. Use meal times, bed time, and nap times as the "pillars" of the day, and create a simple routine around these times.

Try to think of breathing in and breathing out during the day - times of quiet are those of breathing in. Times of play and being more active of breathing out. It's good to alternate these things. So a quiet breakfast followed by a lively walk outside is beneficial for your child. Then you may come inside for a story and snack, then your child has a time of free play. After lunch you may send them out to run and play in the yard, followed by an afternoon nap.

This calm routine holds your child and keeps him or her content. It also allows plenty of time for active movement, which your young child needs.

Children thrive in an environment where they feel secure, and where their imagination can flourish. Having the TV on all day to "babysit" a child robs them of several things.

First, they don't have any periods of calm to rest or engage in quiet imaginative play. Even the youngest toddlers naturally have times of sitting quietly and playing intently with a toy. Having the TV on, no matter how "quiet" a show may appear to be, keeps a child strung up at a high energy level. They're unable to calm down - and if they do manage to calm down they "zone out" and you see them sitting with eyes glazed over and jaw slack. That's not healthy for them.

Secondly, having a television on constantly stops your child from using his or her imagination. Your child can't think for him or herself. When they do "play" it's often scripted - a simple replay of what they've seen on the screen. The make-believe play is not their own spontaneous game, or healthy imitation of adult activity (such as playing "house", baby dolls, or fire fighters). It's instead just a copy of what they saw on the screen.

Create a nicely ordered life for your child with plenty of alternating times of active play and more quiet mealtimes, story times, and quieter inside play. Avoid the television and computer games. Keep recorded music to more a minimum - do a lot of singing with your child. This gentle, electronic free rhythm of your days fosters your child's imagination and intelligence and it also keeps them happy and secure.

Dealing with Early Teenage Behavior Problems

Parenting Question

"My lovely, cheerful, ever-helpful 11-year-old daughter has recently turned into
the troublemaker in my house. I have 2 other girls, ages 7 and 9, who are also
influenced by her behavior. Now, every meal seems like a battleground. The
11-year-old is usually making mean remarks and bossing everyone around. I try to
be patient, but it's very difficult!! She is also prone to raising her voice and
shouting at anything. Is this early teenage behavior problems and what can I
do??? "-- Mom Trying to Cope with Early Teenage Behavior Problems

Positive Parenting Tip for Early Teenage Behavior Problems

Dear Mom Dealing with Early Teenage Behavior Problems:

When your lovely sweet daughter has suddenly transformed into a bossy
troublemaker and brings down the entire family with the "adolescent blues", it
is important to remember that neither you, nor any member of the household,
needs to stand under her rain cloud. Here are a couple of ways to start
experiencing sunny skies again:

1. Encourage her.

One of my counseling mentors is the late Dr. Dreikurs. He wisely stated that, "A
misbehaving child is a discouraged child." Notice the things your daughter does
that are helpful, the times that she is happy, and mention them to her. One of
the best ways we can encourage children and teenagers is to have them contribute
more to the household. Consider having her help out more. If she resists (and
she might especially if she hasn't been doing much around the home), consider
going on strike in a few areas of household upkeep until she helps out. My
favorite gone-on-strike zone is making dinner: I refuse to no longer prepare our
evening meal without a child helping (they can take turns). Dinner can be a
great time when a family can come together to create a wonderful meal and share
the joys and challenges of their day.

2. Do your best to find out what's at the bottom of it!

Regardless if hormones play a part or not, it is important to find out what's
going on for her. During a quiet time (when no one is around) tell your daughter
you've noticed a change in her and that you can't imagine she is feeling very
happy inside to be lashing out at the people she loves. Ask her if this is the
case. If she says "No", then ask her what is going on and find out if there is
any way you can support her. If she is unresponsive, remain positive. Tell her
that, when she figures it out or wants to talk about it, you are there for her
and that you trust she will work it out.

3. Don't stand for disrespect.

It is completely fair to ignore teenagers with aggressive behavior (either
verbal or physical). Instead of screaming or raising your voice in response to
an adolescent who is behaving inappropriately, reply in a calm voice and say
something like, "I can see you're upset right now. When you're ready to talk
about it or want a hug, come find me." Then leave the room. Don't get into
screaming matches--you will likely lose.

The main key is to love and support your child, and to not allow early teenage
behavior problems to affect you emotionally.

Children Thrive With Strong Boundaries

Popular child rearing methods today teach parents that they should give their children plenty of choices, and they should dialogue with their children so that they empower their child to freely express emotion. That sounds really good on paper, doesn't it? So why are most children terrors to be around when they're young (or whining brats)? Why are preteens and teens sullen and unresponsive?

The reality is that children need strong boundaries. These boundaries need to be very strong when they are young, gradually easing as the child gains responsibility and maturity. They should, however, remain consistent as guides as the child gets older - even teenagers need boundaries.

When your child is very small, you do him or her no favors by being wishy-washy and asking the child to decide things. Asking a little child if they want to eat oatmeal or eggs for breakfast is asking for a battle. Little children are not meant to be responsible for such decisions. It is your responsibility as their parent to firmly carry them through the day. By "carry" them, I mean you need to be confident and firm in your choices for them. As they grow they will be more able to make their own choices - but early childhood is a time when it's your job to be the parent!

Many, many daily battles will be completely removed when you decide that you're going to be the parent. Stop offering mealtime choices (and stop catering to your child's whims. Don't be a short order cook.) Just say, firmly and kindly, that oatmeal will be for breakfast. Use the same firmness and conviction with every meal - oatmeal for breakfast, cheese cubes for a snack, and baked chicken for lunch... period.

Lay out clothes the night before. When your child gets up, that's what they put on... period. These boundaries need to be gentle, but they must be firm.

Develop a set routine for your day and stick with it. This will give your child comfort and guidance. They will be much more at peace and much happier when they realize that you are going to lead them. Children do not want to be in charge! When you leave them "in charge" of making decisions you end up with whining, tantruming, and other negative behaviors. Show your children that you are the parent and you will take care of them - you're not leaving them to figure it all out by themselves.

Avoid having discussions with your child. Now, as your child gets older, you will want to talk things over with them. That's perfectly OK as your child enters later childhood and the teen years. But little children do not need long discussions. They just don't understand them. Your child will either tune you out, or worse, they'll learn how to "talk the talk." You then end up with precocious children who know how to talk you in circles - and they are still miserable.

Does your child spend a lot of time whining that they are not happy with this or that? Are you spending a lot of time "explaining" your child's feelings to them? Are you dealing with lots of tantrums? These are signs that you need to give firm boundaries for your young child, and you need to let them know that you are in charge of ordering the day. Though you might have initial rebellion for changing the way you conduct family life, eventually you will have peace and your days will go much more smoothly.

Rather than doing a lot of explaining or asking your child what he or she wants to eat, do, wear, etc., just gently and firmly say "now it is time to do this" or "now we are going to eat our oatmeal." If you find yourself beginning to ramble on, stop and start to hum or sing. Lead your child by example and with gentle guiding words. Little children do not need lectures or psycho-analysis!

As your child grows, you'll naturally give them more responsibility, and there will comes times when discussion is appropriate. Remember, though, that you remain the parent. There will be times you make decisions for your child or teen that they don't understand - but you know that decision is best. Remain firm and gentle in these cases, and show your child that you're listening to them. Parenting remains an art all through the years - and children will continue to need boundaries and a parent who is not afraid to be in charge throughout those years.

Raising Responsible Children

In order to become productive and happy adults, children need to learn how to take responsibility for their actions and follow through on commitments. The home is one of the best places for teaching responsibility and preparing children for the future.

A Responsible Child becomes a Child who:
- Stays in school
- Dreams, plans and prepares for the future
- Makes wise choices- mostly
- Does not harm self or others
- Builds a value system for becoming a productive, involved citizen
- Treats others kindly
- Thinks for him/herself- yet still requires guidance

Why IS RAISING A RESPONSIBLE CHILD IMPORTANT:
- A responsible CHILD learns self control, develops a love of learning, becomes empathetic, and develops social values.

A responsible Teen is likely to become an adult who:

*Can support him/herself
*Can enter into and maintain a life-long relationship with another adult
*Becomes a responsible parent
*Serves in the community

Responsible means:
A person who respects and considers the needs of others and the consequences of their actions.

TEN STEPS TO RAISING RESPONSIBLE CHILDREN:

STEP ONE: START EARLY:

The earlier you start the easier it will be to ingrain this in your child. And as they get older it will be a habit. Even young children can help sweep or clean even if they don't do it perfectly. They learn they can be helpful and part of the team. Begin with small chores and graduate responsibilities as they grow.

STEP TWO: SHOW YOUR CHILD - Affection, Acceptance & Attention

Affection- every child needs to know they are loved; loved not for his attitude or accomplishments but for his unique self. This love must be demonstrated, MODELED, CHILD FOCUSED, & STRONG. Strong enough to allow appropriate autonomy when it is scary and strong enough to set limits even when it would be easier not to.

Acceptance- Every child is different and born with genetically predetermined personality and traits that parents cannot change. But they can ACCEPT and work with, not against the trait. It is important to not make a child wrong for their personality that triggers you or you are in judgment of.

Attention- Give your child some FOCUSED attention every day. Focused attention means you are on his level, both figuratively and literally. If your child is on the floor then so are you. You are doing something your child wants to do. And, you don't have to be doing something- you can just be laying on the grass watching the clouds together.

STEP THREE: Model Responsible Behavior

Children do what you do not what you say. They watch you and learn. This includes being emotionally responsible....meaning- being in integrity and not being impulsive with your emotions.

STEP FOUR: Create Systems Using Rewards, Earning, and Choices

Rewards not bribes. Bribes are "I'll give you this if you do your chores". It teaches them to get something in order to complete a task.

Rewards can be natural rewards in the environment i.e.- Clear the table and take your shower and then you can earn TV time.

Rewards can be extrinsic or intrinsic. You want to move your child from external to internal as soon as you can by linking the external reward with the internal reward i.e.-"Aren't you proud of yourself?"

STEP FIVE: Allow Natural Consequences

If they lose their glove or their homework, for example, let them go through the steps to figure it out for themselves. Don't bail them out.

Some key questions you could ask your child are:

How do you want to handle it?

What is the result you want?

What are 5 possibilities to create that result?

How do you want to handle it?

STEP SIX: Believe in Your Child

Coach your child's greatness. See them for their possibilities not their failures. Empower them and trust they can come up with solutions. If you believe they are responsible so will they.

STEP SEVEN: Teach Your Child Compassion

Take them with you when you are being compassionate. Go to a nursing home and visit elderly or see a sick family member and explain.

Give them a job that is compassionate....i.e.- pick up trash in the playground and explain it could be mistaken as food by the squirrels.

Explain some kids are not as fortunate and go through life without Birthday and Christmas presents so have your child pick a toy or book of his own and donate it to less fortunate kids.

Ask the child to think of a way they can help someone in need. Let your child choose the recipient and project.

Get your child's input if you are buying a card or preparing a meal for someone and have them help you pick or prepare.

STEP EIGHT: Work with Other Responsible Adults

We can't always see ourselves clearly and having feedback from others who will be honest is valuable.

Talking to others will keep you balanced and on track. The more you are open to learning and the more personal development you do the better parent you will be. Nothing will be more effective then you growing yourself in order to be the most effective parent.

STEP NINE: Meet Your Child's Needs in Moderation

Meet your child's needs without granting every wish. This just teaches children that the world does not revolve around them. Let them work for things they want. Teach them to work extra chores to earn money. It gives them a sense of power and value.

STEP TEN: Teach Your Child to be Empathetic

What is Empathy? It is the ability to stand in someone else's shoes and imagine what they might feel.

Teach your child to recognize emotions in others. When watching TV or in a park, observe others emotions and ask your child to identify what others are feeling.

Encourage your child to think about how a situation he is involved in might make others feel. I.e.- If he takes a toy, ask how it makes him feel when someone takes a toy from him.

Not only identify feelings when watching television but also identify the cause and effect. "What do you think he is feeling?" and "What do you think made him so mad?" "Do you think he had a reason to be mad?"

Discuss feeling openly when disciplining or disagreeing with your child. Use "I" statements to let the child know how a situation is making you feel. I.E.- "When you don't do your homework I get worried and concerned" or "How do you feel when I nag you?"

Raising responsible children has all the benefits. Although it takes time, energy, and focus, the rewards in the long run are endless.

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The Secrets To Improving Children's Behaviour

Most parents at some stage are driven to distraction by one or more of their children's annoying habits or behaviours, whether it is a toddler who continually whines, a school-aged child who leaves clothes lying around or a teenager who uses a less than pleasant vocabulary.

How to affect change is a challenge for many parents. Do you ignore a child's annoying behaviour or do you pick up on it? A useful rule of thumb is to pick up on behaviours that are dangerous to the child himself or significantly infringe on the rights and comfort of others.

Also ask yourself: Is this behaviour reasonable for the child's age? For instance, it is reasonable to expect an eight year old not to disturb you while you are on the phone for twenty minutes but it is not reasonable to expect the same of a two year old.

It is also useful to take into account the child's current state of mind and what is going in on their lives that may be related to some unusual behaviour to occur at home.

The following four principles for changing your child's behaviour will be effective if you are both patient and persistent.

Principle one: Change your initial response first. This is important because children's behaviour generally requires a pay-off, which may be your attention or an attempt to defeat you. The most important principle about changing children's behaviour is to change your own behaviour first.So if your child' whines (a child's version of water torture) to get his own way refrain from answering back or giving in.

Principle two: Practise with your child the behaviour that you want. The notion of behaviour rehearsal is fundamental to learning a new behaviour. Don't just tell kids what you expect, get them to practise the behaviour you want. In the example of a young whiner - get him to practise asking for help or a treat in a normal voice.

Principle three: Minimise the behaviour you don't want. That means when children continue their old behaviour despite your brilliant suggestions ignore it, sidestep it or implement a consequence but don't nag or harp on it. Remember it takes time often to change a behaviour, particularly if it has been happening for a long time.

Principle four: Spotlight the appropriate behaviour. When your children behave in the desired way show your sincere appreciation. We often take children for granted or rather we are trained to give children no attention when they are good, but plenty when they are less than perfect. The behaviours we focus on expand so we need to focus our attention on desirable behaviours more than on the negative behaviours. For our young whiner it is essential to make a fuss when he uses a normal voice to get what he wants.

Like any process it will only work if you stick to it and follow it through. And don't be afraid to adapt it to suit your circumstances. Remember, it is the fact that you have a plan rather than the nature of the plan that is most powerful in achieving a change in your children's behaviour.

For practical ideas to make children's irritating behaviours such as whining, nagging, tantrums and sibling fighting disappear read Michael Grose's ground-breaking book - One Step Ahead. It is available at the shop at http://www.parentingideas.com.au

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The Insanity of Ronald mcdonald 76 Ronald mcdonald, Remembering your childhood nightmares so you won't have to . . . October 1999: These recordings were found in the Los Angeles National Forest after a big search for 5 kids that went missing. This is what they recorded . . . Not made by me



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Easter Around The World

In the U.S. and most of Canada, Easter is a children's holiday in which a magical rabbit or hare comes and leases colorful Easter gift baskets filled with candies and colored eggs resting on a bed of greens. For followers of Christianity, it is also a sacred celebration of the resurrection of the faith's recognized founder, Yeshua ben-Yosef, or Iesus Christos as he was named in Greek.

This time of year - at least in the northern hemisphere - has always had special meaning across many cultures, however, celebrating the end of winter and the renewal of life. Although much of the West as well as Japan celebrate the Easter holiday, not all cultures celebrate with Easter baskets. In fact, every ethnic group and nation has colored this holiday with their own customs and traditions.

Mexico is a strongly Roman Catholic country, yet many of the church holiday customs have been influenced by the Aztec, Mayan and Olmec peoples who lived there before the arrival of the Spaniards. Like many other places, eggs figure prominently in the celebration, but instead of being eaten, children actually break them over each other's heads during the week leading up to Carnivale and the forty day Lenten season leading up to Easter. (These are really toy eggs made from papier-mâché and filled with tiny bits of paper.)

In Russia, Ukraine, the Czech Republic and Serbia where the Eastern Orthodox predominates, the coloring of Easter eggs is a highly developed art. Known as pysanka, Easter eggs are carefully painted with complex and elaborate geometric designs in bright, contrasting lights and dark colors. In the Russian church especially, Easter is the most important holiday of the liturgical year, symbolizing spiritual cleansing and renewal.

In Greece, the traditional meal is roast lamb. While this suggests a connection with the Jewish holiday of Pesach, or Passover (the Greek expression for "Happy Easter" is Kalo Pascha), it also represents the "Lamb of God." The traditional Greek Easter greeting is Hristos anesti ("Christ is Risen"), to which the response is Alithos anesti("He is risen indeed"). At midnight, Easter Sunday morning, it is also customary to light fireworks.

Christianity is practiced by less than 2% of all Japanese, however the faith has persisted in that country since the 1540's. Forced underground for 200 years by the Tokugawa shogunate, Japanese Christianity re-emerged in 1865 in the Urukami district of Nagasaki when a French priest opened a church for foreigners living in that city. Although for most Japanese Easter is time to eat candy, the faithful who attend mass at the Urakami cathedral on Easter Sunday receive actual hard-boiled chicken eggs as a symbol of rebirth. Interestingly, women in the congregation wear Portuguese mantilla lace veils in the same way as the earliest converts did over 450 years ago.

Parenting Mistakes - Self Respect Can Often Repair Parenting Mistakes

Here are some common parenting mistakes from parents' own behaviour - our children have enormous capacity for growth and learning and absorb from us what we teach through our actions, thinking, words, and attitudes

Many parenting mistakes are the result of not taking enough care with our own self respect. Parenting provides us with many opportunities for self discovery, self reflection and for self improvement.

If we use these opportunities we can also grow up emotionally as our children are growing and developing.

Being Inconsistent

It's really tough on kids when you come down hard one minute and then give in the next. Nothing creates anxiety in children more than lack of consistency. If this is your parenting style then take a big step back and examine your reasons for jumping between yes and no.

* Is it that you have trouble making decisions?

* Are you worried about upsetting your children?

* Is it just laziness?

* Were you too quick to begin with?

* Do you not trust yourself?

* Do you listen to others then wish you hadn't?

If you are strict one day and then appear indifferent the next, how are your children to learn what your expectations are?

Be clear, firm and consistent. The results will speak for themselves.

No routines, schedules or house rules

This makes life so much harder than it needs to be.

Just imagine a train running with no timetable, or waiting for a doctor who makes no appointments. Just imagine having no meal times or celebrating birthdays only when you feel like it.

Chaos reigns instead of order.

We need plans, routines and schedules to organize our days. Children function best when they know ahead of time what to expect, where to be, and how to carry out their plan. Fun and spontaneity occur naturally when everyone is at ease.

Do as I say, not as I do

Is this you? Children absorb what goes on around them. As parents we don't even have to spell it out - they observe, and then act accordingly. Becoming parents brings the responsibility to clean up our own behaviour, to check out our own responses and to amend what falls short.

Take a long, hard look at how you conduct yourself before your children and ask yourself if you are proud of what they see? In no way should your own actions cause you to feel embarrassed in front of your children. This point leads on to the next one.

Untruths, half truths and dishonesty

You are their first and most powerful teacher. Your children can detect untruths and half truths with their detection radar as easily as you can in others.

The problem is that your children look up to you, admire you and need your love. They aren't about to point out to you that they didn't like what they just observed. Instead, they lock it away inside themselves with some shame.

Let your children be the means of providing you with truth serum! Clean up your act and be their hero instead of teaching them about shame and confusion.

Acting like a doormat

Running around after your children teaches them disrespect, intolerance, and laziness. Providing no consequences for bad behaviour teaches them that you don't care so they won't either.

* Give your children strength and stability to look up to.

* Display behaviour that you want them to emulate.

* Let them learn by their actions.

Treat your children as the intelligent beings they are and allow them the opportunities to grow and learn for themselves. If doormat behaviour is your way of doing things, take the time to question why this is and seek help to amend your ways for your family's sake.

Unrealistic Expectations

This is a tough one and it requires thoughtful perusal and open reflection to establish whether our expectations are realistic. Many parents err on either side - some have very low expectations of their children and so inhibit their natural growth, while others are so unrealistic that their children cave in under the pressure.

It's a good idea to have regular conversations with other parents to ascertain whether your expectations are age appropriate. Make sure your expectations match your child's emotional development.

Don't despair if you see yourself in some of these parenting mistakes. They can always be rectified and you can always make choices around your own behaviour. Never be ashamed of saying sorry to your children - or admitting your mistakes to them.

Your children can learn some wonderful ways of coping by watching the steps you take to repair some of your parenting mistakes.

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mcdonald's Spectacular Spider-Man Suction Cup Spider-Man Review

FOR EVERY TOY NEED IMAGINABLE, VISIT: www.bigbadtoystore.com This my review for the mcdonald's Spectacular Spider-Man Suction Cup Spider-Man Happy Meal Toy Wow that's a long title lol Anyway the figure is okay... I suggest going to retail and getting a spectacular spider-man figure instead of this one though. It looks detailed and stuff but mcdonald's toys are never anything even worth comparison to the real thing. Like I said though They are good if you are a big fan of spidey and this tv series and the best part!: HES CHEAP! XD Also if you like this review please leave a comment and tell me if you want to see more reviews of this mcdonalds line! NEXT REVIEW: Transformers Movie Legends Classic Comaro Bumblebee! Stalk(Follow) Me on Twitter! twitter.com/soundwaveatron



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Stompotion test: mcdonalds Transformers

I got it in a happy meal.



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Review of the New 2008 mcdonalds Transformers Happy Meal Toys



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March 12th: Annie knows there is annihilation blessed about a blessed Meal.

Ew. I will never eat mcdonalds again. Ever. Maddy and Sophie are left to be punished. Patrick has yet to screw up. Oh and remember to make snowmen fellow Ratios.



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